Kereem Vargas is an Actor/Model/Engineer with a huge passion for helping others. He began his modeling career at Stony Brook University, from 2000-2004, where he experimented with Runway Fashion Shows and received an abundance of positive feedback. This is when he started to open up and book more shows. By the end of his time in college, Kereem modeled in 8 Fashion shows and wanted to continue to pursue his Modeling career, but also knew that he needed to secure his future. He then decided to utilize his Engineering degree to do such that... Fast forward 12 years of being a full time Engineer, and having 2 beautiful daughters, Kereem shattered back into the modeling scene, in 2016, as if he never left. Boasting a whopping 15 shows, multiple photo shoots and magazine publications, in just 2 months. Kereem has also worked in multiple Short Films, such as "Umbrellas Kill," "Bear Fruit," "Secrets," "Model Life" and "Dating Games" as well as two feature Films, "Broken Badges" & "Matters Of The Heart." In addition, he has been featured on TV shows such as "Legendary Fashion Week," "Person of Interest" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt." He is grateful for the amount of success that he has attained in his return as well as the true friends that he has met along the way, and plans to make it to the top with them. When he is not Acting/Modeling, or working as an Engineer, he trains clients as a Personal Trainer to fulfill his passion of helping others. He loves the feeling of transforming his clients from unhealthy to fit and fabulous. He utilizes his personal fitness experiences from Track and Field along with his life long commitment to working out, into his training programs. Be sure to catch Kereem on Instagram: Intaleck, on the runway, in magazines, and on TV.
Kerel Sharfner is an actor, known for LoveJacked (2017).
Kerem Alisik (born 5 June 1960) is a Turkish actor and television presenters. He is the only son of famous actors of Turkish cinema Sadri Alisik and Çolpan Ilhan. Between 1988-1992, he was married to actress Sibel Turnagöl. He has appeared in many Turkish series and movies. He is known for his directorship and production of Savas Ay and the film The Belly Dancer (Dansöz). Most recently he has appeared on the TV series Ben Onu Çok Sevdim. He first started his acting career in 1990 when he appeared as Bahadir Tok Shout in Aci Kader. He gained further recognition in 1997 when he landed a recurring role in the mini series Oyun Bitti.
Kerem Alp Kabul was born in 1996 in Bursa, Turkey. He is an actor, known for Noah Land (2019), UFO (2022) and The Nightingale of Bursa (2023).
Kerem Arslanoglu was born on May 28 1991, in Istanbul, Turkey. During his time before college he took on roles in amateur theatrical plays. He started his theatre education in Kadir Has University as an undergraduate drama student. In 2010, Arslanoglu made his first TV appearance in the television series ''Ogretmen Kemal''. Later he reached larger audiences with his work in television series ''Kursun'' and ''Kara Tahta''. He has worked in theatre and starred in well-received plays; '' Kundakci'', ''Dugun'', ''Kalp'', Ivanov'' and '' Sehirde Kimse Yokken''. He also starred in Zorlu Digital Stage Production ''Romeo & Juliet'' as Romeo. Arslanoglu appeared on big screen with his work in films "Son Mektup" and "Bölük" and also worked in the short film "Love, Death and Tomatoes". While pursuing his goals as an actor, he also worked as a director and a writer. After working as an assistant director in Kadir Has University, Arslanoglu made his directorial debut with the play ''Punk Rock'' in 2022. He is continuing his acting career, while also focusing on writing screenplays and directing further plays.
Kerem Atabeyoglu was born on 9 February 1968 in Istanbul, Turkey. He is an actor, known for The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (1992), Iztochni piesi (2009) and Ask ve Ceza (2010).
Kerem Ayan is known for Oregon (2023), Aidiyet (2019) and Fishbone (2017).
Kerem Bekisoglu is an actor, known for Dirilis: Ertugrul (2014).
Kerem Bursin was born on June 4th, 1987, in Istanbul, Turkey. Bursin spent his childhood on the move and was raised internationally living in 7 different countries. After years of living an expat life him and his family settled in Sugar Land, Texas. While in high school in Texas, he developed an interest in acting. In a play he did his senior year he was recognized and won many awards including the best actor of the state of Texas. Bursin later attended Emerson College in Boston, where he majored in Marketing Communications with a focus on Public Relations. However constantly taking roles acting in numerous student films and plays, he gained attention on campus as an actor. He began to focus his studies on acting and finished his last semester of College in Los Angeles, which led him to stay there. Bursin's first role on television, was Roger Corman's Sharktopus (2010) then again in 2012 starred in another one of Corman's pictures: Shen gong yuan ling (2013). After spending a few years in Los Angeles, Bursin decided to move temporarily to his home town Istanbul, Turkey. Shortly after his move he started to pursue his ambition in acting again. After a couple of months his career in Turkey would take off, landing the lead role in director Altan Dönmez and D-Production's TV show Günesi Beklerken (2013) which would become a hit phenomenon in Turkey as well as surrounding countries. The Turkish audience would meet Bursin for the first time at his portrayal of Kerem Sayer, an 18 year old high school rebel. In a short amount of time Bursin won the crowd over, the role landing him several awards, commercial deals and recognition throughout regions across Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Middle East. After shooting 56 episodes and calling it a series finale for Günesi Beklerken (2013), Bursin soon was approached by one of Turkey's famous and important directors Cagan Irmak to be in his film Unutursam Fisilda (2014) which Bursin would accept the role, Erhan, a young bass player with a passion for music taking place in 70's Istanbul. Bursin's small but pivotal role in the film gained him more recognition and awards. Continuing his career climb Bursin was offered to be the face of Turkey most popular denim brand MAVI which he currently still is. For his next season on TV, Bursin and director Altan Dönmez re-joined the producers at D-Porductions for a different kind of show, one that would spring a lot of curiosity and hype, the Turkish remake of the famous Italian mafia TV-Series Il Ristretto D'Honore. Seref Meselesi (2014) had a lot of critics skeptical whether or not Bursin would be able to pull off the role of a late twenties Turkish bad boy who would get sucked into the life of the Turkish mafia where revenge would drive him to reach the top of the mafia tree. Leaving critics surprised and again gaining the appreciation of the audience the show became a hit.
Kerem Can is known for Zenne Dancer (2011), Berlin Station (2016) and Blochin: Die Lebenden und die Toten (2015).